Just For Your Listening Pleasure: Tune in, turn on, and drop out!
Wednesday, 15 May 2019
…and now for something completely different! 603
We have a first entry each day that is a picture or a video, and only in that entry you can place your music links and requests (NO ALBUMS RELEASED IN 2017 AND AFTER, AND A DAILY LIMIT OF 3 DISCS)! All the rest official posts will only allow comments related to the official posts and such. That way it will keep things much more organized and tidy.
Enjoy!
RYP and Gyro1966
49 comments:
Searnav
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R.I.P. Mike Wilhelm
The Flamin’ Groovies- Feel A Whole Lot Better
Sire Records 6078 619 (U.K. 1978)
3 tracks 12” 45 rpm vinyl EP
Cyril Jordan (lead guitar, rhythm guitar, mellotron, vocals) Chris Wilson (rhythm guitar, harpsichord, vocals) Mike Wilhelm (lead guitar, rhythm guitar) George Alexander (bass, vocals) David Wright (drums)
Produced by Dave Edmunds
Tracks 2 & 3 were exclusive to this release when it first came out
1. Feel A Whole Lot Better (2:25) 2. Paint It Black (3:00) 3. Shake Some Action (original version) (3:35)
Vinyl Rip – Artwork Included (front, back, labels)
Various Artists – Rockin’ Guitar Instrumentals Vol. 1
Gibson GIB 332438 (Belgium 1978)
All (early sixties) bands featured are from Belgium or Holland.
1. Les Croque-Notes - Croquer's Twist (2:02) 2. Les Croque-Notes - Idylle (2:45) 3. The Tramps - Maharadja (2:59) 4. The Torreros - Desperado's (2:09) 5. The Torreros - Sentimental Sunset (2:03) 6. The Black Albinos - St Louis Blues (1:58) 7. The Jumpers - From Moscow With Love (2:25) 8. The Jumpers - Pizzicato Twist (2:29) 9. The Dorians - Dorians Break (2:00) 10. The Clifters - Riding Cossok (2:25) 11. The Clifters - I Listen To My Heart (1:45) 12. The Jumping Jewels - Smoke Signals (1:54) 13. The Seabirds - Don Quichotte (2:10) 14. The Magicians - The Liars (2:04)
Good morning, TZ! I can't vouch for the links this morning as I had a root canal yesterday and am posting on Percocet. If the cutting and pasting goes well, today sees the next Dinah disc in the main room. The Kitsch Korner has the next Move disc and a nice, Sunday morning disc with lutes and lots of verses starting with "thee" and "thou." 'Tis my fervent wish you mayke most merrye with this musick, sirrah.
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Dinah Washington - The Complete Dinah Washington on Mercury, Vol. 1 (Disc 3/3) (1994) https://www39.zippyshare.com/v/83jv5x6f/file.html
The Move - The Move Anthology (Disc 3/4) (2008) https://www65.zippyshare.com/v/m4eCKbsT/file.html
Alfred Deller - Shakespeare Songs and Consort Music (1967) https://www65.zippyshare.com/v/3AB0QkiT/file.html
The Doobie Brothers – Live In Philadelphia (Pectrum)
Best Of Live Series BOLS 017 (USA 1993)
The Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA – November 16, 1976
Michael McDonald (keyboards, vocals) Patrick Simmons (guitar, vocals) Jeff "Skunk" Baxter (guitar) Tiran Porter (bass, vocals) John Hartman (drums) Keith Knudsen (drums)
1. China Grove (3:47) 2. Takin' It To The Streets (3:51) 3. It Keeps You Runnin' (5:26) 4. Black Water (6:04) 5. Listen To The Music (5:10) 6. Jesus Is Just Alright (4:31) 7. Rockin' Down The Highway (3:05) 8. Long Train Runnin' (10:11)
Please enjoy them, if you don't have them already. They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged. ================================================
01 Pearls Before Swine - The Use Of Ashes [1970] https://www103.zippyshare.com/v/BLc0okFy/file.html
I first got this album on a cassette from Radio Shack. I always thought it rather trippy, and once the the cassette died and I learned what "out of print." meant. After buying this one again, it is a pretty amazing record, especially from singer/songwriter Tom Rapp, who hails Bottineau, ND, a small town near the Turtle Mountains near the Canadian border. Rapp basically is Pearls Before Swine. Though somewhat dated in sound, what saves the record are the songs. They are incredibly well crafted and melodic. "The Jeweler," "Margery," `"Rocket Man" and "Song About A Rose" are exceptional, enchanting and haunting. This CD is a handsome reissue that sounds beautiful, and has a nice insert with some history on Rapp and the album as well as all of the lyrics. Rapp has, I understand, been recording and doing limited performances again. He is now a civil rights lawyer on the East Coast. This album is a treasure - a shining moment from the 1970s that's every bit as beautiful and vital today. It's aged extremely gracefully - pass it up at your peril. (Amazon) ________________________________________________
02 Art - Supernatural Fairy Tales [1967] https://www103.zippyshare.com/v/M6sEOFko/file.html
In 1967 the members of the Carlisle, UK band the VIP's (already signed to the UK Island Records label) were convinced to change their name to ART and under the production of Guy Stevens, they created an album that worked. "Supernatural Fairytales" was a hodge-podge of psychedelicized covers (including a song by the Young Rascals and the Buffalo Springfield's "For What It's Worth") and numerous self-penned originals ("Rome Take Away Three," "Flying Achors"). Art was Spooky Tooth back in 1967 before Gary Wright joined them and they became Spooky Tooth. I have grown to really love this album. When I first heard it, I didn't see what the big deal was but after a few listens I grew to really appreciate this album. I think I like this better than most of the Spooky Tooth albums. It's quite heavy in places, with some very cool guitar riffs and keyboard lines, psychedelic, occasionally kind of mellow and a bit soulful. Art's Supernatural Fairy Tales is one of the great obscure albums of the late 1960s. It is definitely psychedelia, but much like Hendrix has a definite heaviness that would become more prominent in years ahead. This is an excellent CD. (Amazon) ________________________________________________
03 Other Half - The Other Half [1968] https://www103.zippyshare.com/v/toHeeGVH/file.html
A 1968 LP with some 1967 singles added as bonus tracks. The Other Half were from San Francisco. Tunes here I simply could not get enough of are "Feathered Fish", the awesome rocker "Flight Of The Dragon Lady", the outstanding "Wonderful Day", the strongly-performed "I Need You" (to the point where you can definitely feel it), "What Can I Do For You (First Half)" and the lp's stunning closer "What Can I Do For You (The other Half)". The band also had a single out there that shows up on some VA compilations - the catchy "Mr. Pharmacist" (which was later covered by The Fall) but is sadly not included here. Line-up: Jeff Nolan - vocals, Randy Holden (Blue Cheer) guitar and lead vocals, J. Weston - guitar & vocals, Larry Brown - bass and Danny Woody - drums. Recommended for fans of the Electric Prunes, Fever Tree, Yardbirds, Strawberry Alarm Clock, The Seeds and Druids Of Stonehenge. A must-have.
The Living End's second album appeared in November 2000.It peaked at No. 8 on the ARIA Albums Chart and reached the top 40 in New Zealand. It was certified platinum for shipment of 70,000 copies. Rolling Stone's Jenny Eiscu compared it to The Clash's creative breakthrough, London Calling (December 1979), as they "stomp all over the boundaries between punk, reggae, rockabilly and plain old rock & roll – and it still sounds like a revelation, twenty-two years after The Clash did it."
2000[1]-Roll On https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/mmyJTRS1/file.html
01 Roll On 02 Pictures In The Mirror 03 Riot On Broadway 04 Staring At The Light 05 Carry Me Home 06 Don't Shut The Gate 07 Dirty Man 08 Blood On Your Hands 09 Revolution Regained 10 Silent Victory 11 Read About It 12 Killing The Right 13 Astoria Paranoia 14 Uncle Harry
2000[s]-Pictures in the Mirror Single https://www117.zippyshare.com/v/lPNoFi3o/file.html
01 Pictures in the Mirror 02 Uncle Harry 03 There Is No Radio (demo) 04 The Man With No Name (demo)
2001[s1]-Roll On Single https://www70.zippyshare.com/v/SnDvRZ8y/file.html
01 Roll On 02 Pictures in the Mirror 03 Sunday Bloody Sunday 04 I've just seen a face 05 Homestead
2001[s2]-Dirty Man Single https://www62.zippyshare.com/v/HTLA7wpo/file.html
01 Dirty Man 02 Revolution Regained 03 I Get A Kick Out Of You
Hot 100 & BU 1963, A’s & B’s, Pt.33, 3.08 cont. – 10.08. No missing tracks. Ives, Burl This Is All I Ask Ives, Burl There Goes Another Pal Of Mine Kingston Trio, The Desert Pete Kingston Trio, The Ballad Of The Thresher Martha & The Vandellas Heat Wave Martha & The Vandellas Love Like Yours (Don't Come Knocking Everyday), A Marvelettes, The My Daddy Knows Best Marvelettes, The Tie A String Around Your Finger Ran-Dells, The Martian Hop Ran-Dells, The Forgive Me, Darling (I Have Lied) Ray, Diane Please Don't Talk To The Lifeguard Ray, Diane That's All I Want From You Richard, Cliff Lucky Lips Richard, Cliff I Wonder Sherman, Allan Hello Muddah! Hello Fadduh! (A Letter From Camp) Sherman, Allan Rat Fink (Rag Mop) Warwick, Dionne Make The Music Play Warwick, Dionne Please Make Him Love Me Alexander, Arthur Pretty Girls Everywhere Alexander, Arthur Baby, Baby Chandler, Gene Man's Temptation Chandler, Gene Baby That's Love Dana, Vic More Dana, Vic That's Why I'm Sorry Domino, Fats When I'm Walking (Let Me Walk) Domino, Fats I've Got A Right To Cry Francis, Connie Drownin' My Sorrows Francis, Connie Mala Femmena James, Etta Pay Back James, Etta Be Honest With Me
Part 63.33.zip https://www101.zippyshare.com/v/ubH2eM3l/file.html
Thanks Butterboy for the Suomi overdose. You wrote about Hector: “He's not a prog artist - and I don't expect non-Finns to know him at all…”That’s almost right. But some people in England and Germany know about Hector for some good reasons. First: He had a deal with Love Records. And from the first offerings of this label there developed a fan-base in Western Europe, fired through the music of Blues Section, Wigwam and Tasavallan Presidentii. I wasn’t the only one who was looking for the catalogues of this company and what they had in stock. And if there’d been new artists around with familiar names contributing to their music (like Groundstroem, Aaltonen, Kotilainen, Bergström, Pohjola and eventually Jim Pembroke) we bought another “Love Record”. It was the same thing only a few years later when we bought records because they had a cover by Roger Dean or Hipgnosis without having heard a single guitar riff. (Times with nooooo internet).
Here is Hector’s first one, called ‘Nostalgia, Finland 1972’: https://www72.zippyshare.com/v/y5YdHNkD/file.html
Hi looking for Olivier Despax Avec Les Gamblers – L'homme À La Guitare (The Guitar Man) (Twist) on Barclay 72 575 4 track EP from December 1962 Thanks in advance
Hi Gaius, You do know that I didn't write the small essay on Hector. It comes from Progarchives site as stated. But, I always like your passion for music and adding more informative text is great. Thank you.
Thanks for the Hector album you posted today. I already have it but some here at TZ community may enjoy it. Cheers
re-assembled @ 320kbs with cleaned up, complete, corrected tracks and back covers.
apologies all for taking a much longer break than i initially planned! life, ya know.
not sure what exactly possessed me to start this collection with #011 but thought that before i continue on from where i left off, i should double back and wrap up vol's #000 - 011. anywho ...
here's
ALC #000 - The Very Best Of Wigan Casino 35th Anniversary https://www101.zippyshare.com/v/prOzThcW/file.html
ALC #001 - Wigan Casino 35th Anniversary (Here Comes The Nite Owl) https://www101.zippyshare.com/v/7nGqP7dQ/file.html
Billy Swan – I'm Into Lovin' You (1981) Vinyl @320 https://www81.zippyshare.com/v/xTLxEcfz/file.html
A1 Do I Have To Draw A Picture A2 Stuck Right In The Middle Of Your Love A3 I'm Into Lovin' You A4 Not Far From Forty A5 My Girl Josephine B1 Win You Over B2 What's Our Love Coming To B3 Soft Touch B4 Lay Down And Love Me Tonight B5 Only Be You
illy Swan – Billy Swan (1976) Vinyl @320 https://www25.zippyshare.com/v/Z8lI8XDY/file.html
A1 Just Want To Taste Your Wine A2 Ms. Misery A3 I Got It For You A4 Number One A5 Vanessa B1 Lucky B2 You're The One B3 Love You Baby-To The Bone B4 Your True Love B5 Blue Suede Shoes
Billy Swan – I Can Help (1974) Vinyl @320 https://www81.zippyshare.com/v/nkz2kkQy/file.html
A1 Lover Please A2 I Can Help A3 I'm Her Fool A4 I'd Like To Work For You A5 Shake, Rattle And Roll B1 Queen Of My Heart B2 Don't Be Cruel (Slow Version) B3 Wedding Bells B4 Ways Of A Woman In Love B5 P.M.S. (Post Mortem Sickness)
(Repost: I had posted these albums above, but there was a flaw in the Dave Burrell album)
GIL EVANS (1912 – 1988) was a jazz pianist, arranger, composer and bandleader. Gil Evans played an important role in the development of cool jazz, modal jazz, free jazz, and jazz fusion. He is best known for his acclaimed collaborations with Miles Davis.
Blues in Orbit;--G.Evans,1971 https://www4.zippyshare.com/v/vh7vsObd/file.html ------------------------ GRACHAN MONCUR (born 1937) is an American jazz trombonist.
Some Other Stuff;--G.Moncur,64.zip Grachan Moncur III (trombone); Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone); Herbie Hancock (piano); Cecil McBee (bass); Tony Williams (drums)
https://www63.zippyshare.com/v/qvRN4ExI/file.html --------------------------- DAVE BURRELL (1940) is an American jazz pianist. He has played with many jazz musicians including Archie Shepp, Pharoah Sanders. Dave Burrell (piano); Norris Sirone Jones (bass); Bobby Kapp and Sunny Murray (drums); Pharoah Sanders (tambourine).
Joe Falcon on the first Cajun recording session in 1928 -
We went over there, they looked at us - we was but two, just myself and my wife Cleoma, she played guitar - but they were used to recording with big orchestras. 'That's not enough to make a record', they said. ... So I took out the accordion and that thing sounded like it wanted to take the roof off. ... They came over to where we recorded and they said 'Lord but that's more music out of two instruments than we ever heard in our lives.'
from "South to Louisiana: The Music of the Cajun Bayous" by John Broven
Pioneers Of Cajun Accordion 1929-1936 (1989) Old Timey LP https://www.discogs.com/Various-Pioneers-Of-Cajun-Accordion-1926-1936/release/2325435
https://www60.zippyshare.com/v/NJsSzguN/file.html
Cleoma B Falcon – A Cajun Music Classic (1988) Jambalaya LP With Joseph Falcon on Accordian and Cleopha Breaux, Fiddle https://www.discogs.com/Cleoma-B-Falcon-A-Cajun-Music-Classic/release/5656359
Sad to hear about Mike Wilhelm's death. Here are two compilations of the Charlatans as downloaded from DIME years ago; thanks to the original uploaders:
Thanks Burney Redding/Wontonymousoup Collaboration. i did not download some of these volumes that you reconfigured and i decided to do them myself what a pain they were all over the place but thanks to your team it saved me heaps of time Thanks again
welcome back lad,im the same as you.i did,nt realise the work involved in producing the cats series..still its a labour of love and it makes others happy to collect them.. im taking these as i did,nt have them,so thank you very much again for all your hard work and time,also thanks @Burneyredding
BOTH SIDES, THEN: THE TOP 100 DOO-WOP SINGLES As & Bs
The Rate Your Music website recently published a list of the top 100 doo-wop singles, as rated by its users. I have brought together all the tracks, including B-sides, into 10 volumes which I'll post two at a time over the next few days. In keeping with tradition I'll start from 100 and go down to 1. Here are the first two:
https://workupload.com/file/AjUc9Ryq
Volume 1: 100-91 Volume 2: 90-81
RYM's brief notes on each record are quite informative and interesting and you might like to look at them as you listen. You can find them here:
I came up with the title for the series and thought it was super clever - for about 5 minutes. Then I remembered that the English folk singer Peter Bellamy had an album of the same name in 1979. But heck,it's such a good fit for this series that I'm going to use it anyway. Not much chance of anyone confusing the two projects. And besides, I am reinstating the comma from Joni's "Both Sides, Now" which Peter Bellamy didn't use. In fact I went to considerable trouble and expense to obtain the actual comma used in the original and had it professionally refurbished. I am so proud!
@Searnav - Thanks for posting Rockin' Guitar Instrumentals Vol. 1. Are you planning on posting others? Discogs seems to show a total of 6 volumes in this series.
Smith were an American rock band, formed in Los Angeles, California, in 1969.[1] They had a blues-based sound and scored a Top 5 hit in 1969 with a cover of the Burt Bacharach song "Baby It's You", featuring Gayle McCormick on lead vocals.[2] This disc sold over one million copies between July and October 1969, out-charted popular versions by the Beatles and the Shirelles, and received a gold record. They published two albums, before Gayle MCCormick left for a solo career. This is their second album, 'Minus-Plus, 1970 (USA, Psychedelic Blues-Rock, Soul)':
https://yadi.sk/d/C0bBDy_CY7SDN
Yes, Butterboy, I know that you don't write all the small comments by yourself, but I think you choose them, if they come near to your own opinion.
many thanks as usual lad for sharing and davetuba for his work also you lads are a great part of the team,now we are nearing the end of the main volumes we,ll try perhaps to get the boxsets.
Remember Mike Wilhelm for his first solo album on uk 1st ZIG ZAG release, a& very good blues lp at the time (in mid seventies as i remember) and with the groovies of course. tanks to Butterboy for jingle jangle even if some miss like Crystal set' Benefit of the doubt, Orange (or Orgone Box) judy over the rainbow, and the amazing version of The Byrds' Thoughts and Words by KING PENGUIN to name only three but there are hundred more. and tanks again to Charlie Ramone for Rich Hopkin ones.
Thank you for your offers. As far as I'm aware, the only singles by The Living End that I'm missing are:
2003-Four On The Floor EP - track 04 Live It Up 2008-Raise The Alarm single - track 02 Faith (demo) 2011-Song For The Lonely single - track 02 Gasoline
Tracks on Various Artist albums
2005-Timor Leste: Freedom Rising - 02 Live It Up 2005-Stoneage Cameos [A Tribute to Hoodoo Gurus] - 08 Leilani
If you have any of these, I'm very interested. The rest of the albums (& rarities bonus with White Noise) and singles, as well as DVD rips of Live at Festival Hall and the bonus DVDs issued with Modern ARTillery and White Noise, along with all the songs I could find on Various Artist albums will be coming in the next few days. There are still 6 posts to go.
@JWDen: thanks once more for more from Dinah and The Move, and more Jacobean English than we could shake a speare at. Best wishes in your dental recovery!
@FlatSpin: thank you for the super-early ragin' Cajun.
49 comments:
R.I.P. Mike Wilhelm
The Flamin’ Groovies- Feel A Whole Lot Better
Sire Records 6078 619 (U.K. 1978)
3 tracks 12” 45 rpm vinyl EP
Cyril Jordan (lead guitar, rhythm guitar, mellotron, vocals)
Chris Wilson (rhythm guitar, harpsichord, vocals)
Mike Wilhelm (lead guitar, rhythm guitar)
George Alexander (bass, vocals)
David Wright (drums)
Produced by Dave Edmunds
Tracks 2 & 3 were exclusive to this release when it first came out
1. Feel A Whole Lot Better (2:25)
2. Paint It Black (3:00)
3. Shake Some Action (original version) (3:35)
Vinyl Rip – Artwork Included (front, back, labels)
https://www108.zippyshare.com/v/N6Ochabn/file.html
Various Artists – Rockin’ Guitar Instrumentals Vol. 1
Gibson GIB 332438 (Belgium 1978)
All (early sixties) bands featured are from Belgium or Holland.
1. Les Croque-Notes - Croquer's Twist (2:02)
2. Les Croque-Notes - Idylle (2:45)
3. The Tramps - Maharadja (2:59)
4. The Torreros - Desperado's (2:09)
5. The Torreros - Sentimental Sunset (2:03)
6. The Black Albinos - St Louis Blues (1:58)
7. The Jumpers - From Moscow With Love (2:25)
8. The Jumpers - Pizzicato Twist (2:29)
9. The Dorians - Dorians Break (2:00)
10. The Clifters - Riding Cossok (2:25)
11. The Clifters - I Listen To My Heart (1:45)
12. The Jumping Jewels - Smoke Signals (1:54)
13. The Seabirds - Don Quichotte (2:10)
14. The Magicians - The Liars (2:04)
Vinyl Rip - Artwok Included (front, back, labels)
https://www40.zippyshare.com/v/9ZORa9LR/file.html
Good morning, TZ! I can't vouch for the links this morning as I had a root canal yesterday and am posting on Percocet. If the cutting and pasting goes well, today sees the next Dinah disc in the main room. The Kitsch Korner has the next Move disc and a nice, Sunday morning disc with lutes and lots of verses starting with "thee" and "thou." 'Tis my fervent wish you mayke most merrye with this musick, sirrah.
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Dinah Washington - The Complete Dinah Washington on Mercury, Vol. 1 (Disc 3/3) (1994) https://www39.zippyshare.com/v/83jv5x6f/file.html
The Move - The Move Anthology (Disc 3/4) (2008) https://www65.zippyshare.com/v/m4eCKbsT/file.html
Alfred Deller - Shakespeare Songs and Consort Music (1967) https://www65.zippyshare.com/v/3AB0QkiT/file.html
The Doobie Brothers – Live In Philadelphia (Pectrum)
Best Of Live Series BOLS 017 (USA 1993)
The Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA – November 16, 1976
Michael McDonald (keyboards, vocals)
Patrick Simmons (guitar, vocals)
Jeff "Skunk" Baxter (guitar)
Tiran Porter (bass, vocals)
John Hartman (drums)
Keith Knudsen (drums)
1. China Grove (3:47)
2. Takin' It To The Streets (3:51)
3. It Keeps You Runnin' (5:26)
4. Black Water (6:04)
5. Listen To The Music (5:10)
6. Jesus Is Just Alright (4:31)
7. Rockin' Down The Highway (3:05)
8. Long Train Runnin' (10:11)
Artwork Included (front, back)
https://www54.zippyshare.com/v/GwhV3s0a/file.html
More Music...483
Please enjoy them, if you don't have them already.
They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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01 Pearls Before Swine - The Use Of Ashes [1970]
https://www103.zippyshare.com/v/BLc0okFy/file.html
I first got this album on a cassette from Radio Shack. I always thought it rather trippy, and once the the cassette died and I learned what "out of print." meant. After buying this one again, it is a pretty amazing record, especially from singer/songwriter Tom Rapp, who hails Bottineau, ND, a small town near the Turtle Mountains near the Canadian border. Rapp basically is Pearls Before Swine. Though somewhat dated in sound, what saves the record are the songs. They are incredibly well crafted and melodic. "The Jeweler," "Margery," `"Rocket Man" and "Song About A Rose" are exceptional, enchanting and haunting. This CD is a handsome reissue that sounds beautiful, and has a nice insert with some history on Rapp and the album as well as all of the lyrics. Rapp has, I understand, been recording and doing limited performances again. He is now a civil rights lawyer on the East Coast. This album is a treasure - a shining moment from the 1970s that's every bit as beautiful and vital today. It's aged extremely gracefully - pass it up at your peril. (Amazon)
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02 Art - Supernatural Fairy Tales [1967]
https://www103.zippyshare.com/v/M6sEOFko/file.html
In 1967 the members of the Carlisle, UK band the VIP's (already signed to the UK Island Records label) were convinced to change their name to ART and under the production of Guy Stevens, they created an album that worked. "Supernatural Fairytales" was a hodge-podge of psychedelicized covers (including a song by the Young Rascals and the Buffalo Springfield's "For What It's Worth") and numerous self-penned originals ("Rome Take Away Three," "Flying Achors"). Art was Spooky Tooth back in 1967 before Gary Wright joined them and they became Spooky Tooth. I have grown to really love this album. When I first heard it, I didn't see what the big deal was but after a few listens I grew to really appreciate this album. I think I like this better than most of the Spooky Tooth albums. It's quite heavy in places, with some very cool guitar riffs and keyboard lines, psychedelic, occasionally kind of mellow and a bit soulful. Art's Supernatural Fairy Tales is one of the great obscure albums of the late 1960s. It is definitely psychedelia, but much like Hendrix has a definite heaviness that would become more prominent in years ahead. This is an excellent CD. (Amazon)
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03 Other Half - The Other Half [1968]
https://www103.zippyshare.com/v/toHeeGVH/file.html
A 1968 LP with some 1967 singles added as bonus tracks. The Other Half were from San Francisco. Tunes here I simply could not get enough of are "Feathered Fish", the awesome rocker "Flight Of The Dragon Lady", the outstanding "Wonderful Day", the strongly-performed "I Need You" (to the point where you can definitely feel it), "What Can I Do For You (First Half)" and the lp's stunning closer "What Can I Do For You (The other Half)". The band also had a single out there that shows up on some VA compilations - the catchy "Mr. Pharmacist" (which was later covered by The Fall) but is sadly not included here. Line-up: Jeff Nolan - vocals, Randy Holden (Blue Cheer) guitar and lead vocals, J. Weston - guitar & vocals, Larry Brown - bass and Danny Woody - drums. Recommended for fans of the Electric Prunes, Fever Tree, Yardbirds, Strawberry Alarm Clock, The Seeds and Druids Of Stonehenge. A must-have.
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The Living End
2000-2001
The Living End's second album appeared in November 2000.It peaked at No. 8 on the ARIA Albums Chart and reached the top 40 in New Zealand. It was certified platinum for shipment of 70,000 copies.
Rolling Stone's Jenny Eiscu compared it to The Clash's creative breakthrough, London Calling (December 1979), as they "stomp all over the boundaries between punk, reggae, rockabilly and plain old rock & roll – and it still sounds like a revelation, twenty-two years after The Clash did it."
2000[1]-Roll On
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/mmyJTRS1/file.html
01 Roll On
02 Pictures In The Mirror
03 Riot On Broadway
04 Staring At The Light
05 Carry Me Home
06 Don't Shut The Gate
07 Dirty Man
08 Blood On Your Hands
09 Revolution Regained
10 Silent Victory
11 Read About It
12 Killing The Right
13 Astoria Paranoia
14 Uncle Harry
2000[s]-Pictures in the Mirror Single
https://www117.zippyshare.com/v/lPNoFi3o/file.html
01 Pictures in the Mirror
02 Uncle Harry
03 There Is No Radio (demo)
04 The Man With No Name (demo)
2001[s1]-Roll On Single
https://www70.zippyshare.com/v/SnDvRZ8y/file.html
01 Roll On
02 Pictures in the Mirror
03 Sunday Bloody Sunday
04 I've just seen a face
05 Homestead
2001[s2]-Dirty Man Single
https://www62.zippyshare.com/v/HTLA7wpo/file.html
01 Dirty Man
02 Revolution Regained
03 I Get A Kick Out Of You
26 tracks, all @ 320.
Hot 100 & BU 1963, A’s & B’s, Pt.33, 3.08 cont. – 10.08. No missing tracks.
Ives, Burl This Is All I Ask
Ives, Burl There Goes Another Pal Of Mine
Kingston Trio, The Desert Pete
Kingston Trio, The Ballad Of The Thresher
Martha & The Vandellas Heat Wave
Martha & The Vandellas Love Like Yours (Don't Come Knocking Everyday), A
Marvelettes, The My Daddy Knows Best
Marvelettes, The Tie A String Around Your Finger
Ran-Dells, The Martian Hop
Ran-Dells, The Forgive Me, Darling (I Have Lied)
Ray, Diane Please Don't Talk To The Lifeguard
Ray, Diane That's All I Want From You
Richard, Cliff Lucky Lips
Richard, Cliff I Wonder
Sherman, Allan Hello Muddah! Hello Fadduh! (A Letter From Camp)
Sherman, Allan Rat Fink (Rag Mop)
Warwick, Dionne Make The Music Play
Warwick, Dionne Please Make Him Love Me
Alexander, Arthur Pretty Girls Everywhere
Alexander, Arthur Baby, Baby
Chandler, Gene Man's Temptation
Chandler, Gene Baby That's Love
Dana, Vic More
Dana, Vic That's Why I'm Sorry
Domino, Fats When I'm Walking (Let Me Walk)
Domino, Fats I've Got A Right To Cry
Francis, Connie Drownin' My Sorrows
Francis, Connie Mala Femmena
James, Etta Pay Back
James, Etta Be Honest With Me
Part 63.33.zip
https://www101.zippyshare.com/v/ubH2eM3l/file.html
Wednesday's GOSPEL
Cross Jordan Singers Of Nashville, Tennessee - Stand Up [HOB] (1966)
https://we.tl/t-a21IqdIFuW
Gaius said:
Thanks Butterboy for the Suomi overdose.
You wrote about Hector: “He's not a prog artist - and I don't expect non-Finns to know him at all…”That’s almost right. But some people in England and Germany know about Hector for some good reasons. First: He had a deal with Love Records. And from the first offerings of this label there developed a fan-base in Western Europe, fired through the music of Blues Section, Wigwam and Tasavallan Presidentii. I wasn’t the only one who was looking for the catalogues of this company and what they had in stock. And if there’d been new artists around with familiar names contributing to their music (like Groundstroem, Aaltonen, Kotilainen, Bergström, Pohjola and eventually Jim Pembroke) we bought another “Love Record”. It was the same thing only a few years later when we bought records because they had a cover by Roger Dean or Hipgnosis without having heard a single guitar riff. (Times with nooooo internet).
Here is Hector’s first one, called ‘Nostalgia, Finland 1972’:
https://www72.zippyshare.com/v/y5YdHNkD/file.html
Hi looking for Olivier Despax Avec Les Gamblers – L'homme À La Guitare (The Guitar Man) (Twist) on Barclay 72 575 4 track EP from December 1962
Thanks in advance
Hi Gaius,
You do know that I didn't write the small essay on Hector. It comes from Progarchives site as stated. But, I always like your passion for music and adding more informative text is great. Thank you.
Thanks for the Hector album you posted today. I already have it but some here at TZ community may enjoy it.
Cheers
CRAZY CAVAN & THE RHYTHM ROCKERS - KONVOLUT
INCL.
Crazy Rhythm
Hey! Teenager
It's Wild, It's Weird, It's Crazy
Rollin' 'n' Rockin'
https://www106.zippyshare.com/v/oBQ0W3ZL/file.html
The Boogie Blasters - A Pint Of Boogie
https://www76.zippyshare.com/v/3gLMCX0s/file.html
Ricky Valance - Tell Laura I Love Her
https://www87.zippyshare.com/v/dDDU02T3/file.html
PW: DooWopDaddyO
ALC (fine tooth comb) re-reconstructions
re-assembled @ 320kbs with cleaned up, complete, corrected tracks and back covers.
apologies all for taking a much longer break than i initially planned!
life, ya know.
not sure what exactly possessed me to start this collection with #011 but thought that before i continue on from where i left off, i should double back and wrap up vol's #000 - 011. anywho ...
here's
ALC #000 - The Very Best Of Wigan Casino 35th Anniversary
https://www101.zippyshare.com/v/prOzThcW/file.html
ALC #001 - Wigan Casino 35th Anniversary (Here Comes The Nite Owl)
https://www101.zippyshare.com/v/7nGqP7dQ/file.html
ALC #002 - Wigan Casino 35th Anniversary (Ultimate Floorfillers 1)
https://www101.zippyshare.com/v/AulxcQSG/file.html
(a Burney Redding/Wontonymousoup Collaboration)
@BigGray,
Thank you for these excellent recommendations of "THE LIVING END"
I am looking for my hard drives some material of this excellent and unclassifiable group,
I'll tell you that it appears in case you're interested in something,
Once again, thank you very much,
Cheers
Mr Bad English
Billy Swan – I'm Into Lovin' You (1981) Vinyl @320
https://www81.zippyshare.com/v/xTLxEcfz/file.html
A1 Do I Have To Draw A Picture
A2 Stuck Right In The Middle Of Your Love
A3 I'm Into Lovin' You
A4 Not Far From Forty
A5 My Girl Josephine
B1 Win You Over
B2 What's Our Love Coming To
B3 Soft Touch
B4 Lay Down And Love Me Tonight
B5 Only Be You
https://www.musicstack.com/item/260800553
illy Swan – Billy Swan (1976) Vinyl @320
https://www25.zippyshare.com/v/Z8lI8XDY/file.html
A1 Just Want To Taste Your Wine
A2 Ms. Misery
A3 I Got It For You
A4 Number One
A5 Vanessa
B1 Lucky
B2 You're The One
B3 Love You Baby-To The Bone
B4 Your True Love
B5 Blue Suede Shoes
https://www.discogs.com/Billy-Swan-Billy-Swan/release/8565064
Billy Swan – I Can Help (1974) Vinyl @320
https://www81.zippyshare.com/v/nkz2kkQy/file.html
A1 Lover Please
A2 I Can Help
A3 I'm Her Fool
A4 I'd Like To Work For You
A5 Shake, Rattle And Roll
B1 Queen Of My Heart
B2 Don't Be Cruel (Slow Version)
B3 Wedding Bells
B4 Ways Of A Woman In Love
B5 P.M.S. (Post Mortem Sickness)
https://www.discogs.com/Billy-Swan-I-Can-Help/release/1589059
JAZZ
(Repost: I had posted these albums above, but there was a flaw in the Dave Burrell album)
GIL EVANS (1912 – 1988) was a jazz pianist, arranger, composer and bandleader.
Gil Evans played an important role in the development of cool jazz, modal jazz, free jazz, and jazz fusion. He is best known for his acclaimed collaborations with Miles Davis.
Blues in Orbit;--G.Evans,1971
https://www4.zippyshare.com/v/vh7vsObd/file.html
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GRACHAN MONCUR (born 1937) is an American jazz trombonist.
Some Other Stuff;--G.Moncur,64.zip
Grachan Moncur III (trombone); Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone); Herbie Hancock (piano); Cecil McBee (bass); Tony Williams (drums)
https://www63.zippyshare.com/v/qvRN4ExI/file.html
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DAVE BURRELL (1940) is an American jazz pianist. He has played with many jazz musicians including Archie Shepp, Pharoah Sanders.
Dave Burrell (piano); Norris Sirone Jones (bass); Bobby Kapp and Sunny Murray (drums); Pharoah Sanders (tambourine).
https://www55.zippyshare.com/v/mZG3qqqM/file.html
Pre-War Cajun
Joe Falcon on the first Cajun recording session in 1928 -
We went over there, they looked at us - we was but two, just myself and my wife Cleoma, she played guitar - but they were used to recording with big orchestras. 'That's not enough to make a record', they said.
... So I took out the accordion and that thing sounded like it wanted to take the roof off.
... They came over to where we recorded and they said 'Lord but that's more music out of two instruments than we ever heard in our lives.'
from "South to Louisiana: The Music of the Cajun Bayous"
by John Broven
Pioneers Of Cajun Accordion 1929-1936 (1989) Old Timey LP
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Pioneers-Of-Cajun-Accordion-1926-1936/release/2325435
https://www60.zippyshare.com/v/NJsSzguN/file.html
Cleoma B Falcon – A Cajun Music Classic (1988) Jambalaya LP
With Joseph Falcon on Accordian and Cleopha Breaux, Fiddle
https://www.discogs.com/Cleoma-B-Falcon-A-Cajun-Music-Classic/release/5656359
https://www9.zippyshare.com/v/N53eUoN7/file.html
Sad to hear about Mike Wilhelm's death.
Here are two compilations of the Charlatans as downloaded from DIME years ago; thanks to the original uploaders:
The Charlatans Live 1965 - 1969:
https://anonfile.com/v4TaGdrcnc/Charlatans_1965-1969_compilation_zip
The Charlatans From The Red Dog To Straight Street:
https://anonfile.com/a3V8G8rfnf/Charlatans_1966-1969_From_The_Red_Dog_to_Straight_Street_zip
Rank Stranger
Thanks Burney Redding/Wontonymousoup Collaboration. i did not download some of these volumes that you reconfigured and i decided to do them myself what a pain they were all over the place but thanks to your team it saved me heaps of time Thanks again
@ wontonymousoup
welcome back lad,im the same as you.i did,nt realise the work
involved in producing the cats series..still its a labour of
love and it makes others happy to collect them..
im taking these as i did,nt have them,so thank you very much
again for all your hard work and time,also thanks
@Burneyredding
dancin cats
Dancin' Cat - Vol. 173 - The Irresistible & Irrepressible Bobby Womack
https://we.tl/t-ORPmc6jy0V
Dancin' Cat - Vol. 174 - The Northern Soul Of President Records
https://we.tl/t-p5igYL0nAh
Dancin' Cat - Vol. 175 - The Northern Soul Collective 22
https://we.tl/t-WwtlLRr60a
A Bill/ElTel/Smegga/davetuba/moxy Collaboration
more dancin cats..!
Dancin' Cat - Vol. 184 - The Northern soul of Congress Records
https://we.tl/t-da0zaaxQ14
Dancin' Cat - Vol. 185 - The Northern Soul Collective 24
https://we.tl/t-PaEZj2XNfA
Dancin' Cat - Vol. 186 - Crossover Connection 17
https://we.tl/t-8KkPO6gxsi
Bill/ElTel/Smegga/davetuba/moxy Collaboration
smegga and moxy..
thanks very much guys for more cool DC,s..
good luck to the scousers in the final.!
simon
wandsworth
london
re-dancin cats
too much!
thanks you blokes for more cats,all a top team,LFC double..ha ha
BOTH SIDES, THEN: THE TOP 100 DOO-WOP SINGLES As & Bs
The Rate Your Music website recently published a list of the top 100 doo-wop singles, as rated by its users. I have brought together all the tracks, including B-sides, into 10 volumes which I'll post two at a time over the next few days. In keeping with tradition I'll start from 100 and go down to 1. Here are the first two:
https://workupload.com/file/AjUc9Ryq
Volume 1: 100-91
Volume 2: 90-81
RYM's brief notes on each record are quite informative and interesting and you might like to look at them as you listen. You can find them here:
https://rateyourmusic.com/list/paddlesteamer/top-100-doo-wop-singles-as-rated-by-rym-users/
I came up with the title for the series and thought it was super clever - for about 5 minutes. Then I remembered that the English folk singer Peter Bellamy had an album of the same name in 1979. But heck,it's such a good fit for this series that I'm going to use it anyway. Not much chance of anyone confusing the two projects. And besides, I am reinstating the comma from Joni's "Both Sides, Now" which Peter Bellamy didn't use. In fact I went to considerable trouble and expense to obtain the actual comma used in the original and had it professionally refurbished. I am so proud!
@Big Gray and others would you like
The Living End-B-Sides & Demos ?
please leave a note if you would like this album
Yawning Angel sez...
@EasilyConfused, that's a mighty fine looking comma, indeed :)
Thank you for the doo-wop!
@Clash, thanks for for Mr. Swan!
A Big thanks to the Dancin' Cat team (Eltel/Smegga etc.) to make this serie complete.
Also a big thanks to Moose for the Front- & Backcovers.
Cheers,
Mukse
More pussy
http://www.mediafire.com/file/2uudcy73iddb1dc/Dancin%2527_Cat_-_Vol._167_-_The_Crossover_Connection_14.rar/file
http://www.mediafire.com/file/867rvo8v2xqsror/Dancin%27_Cat_-_Vol._168_-_The_Modern_Soul_Connection_Volume_6_DDL.rar
http://www.mediafire.com/file/37oi6ahlaplqzo4/Dancin%27_Cat_-_Vol._169_-_The_Northern_Soul_Collective_20_DDL.rar
Best Available Tracks
Enjoy!
Posted by The Bill/ElTel/Smegga/davetuba/moxy Collaboration
+ special mentions for moose327 for all the back covers he`s posted!
@Searnav - Thanks for posting Rockin' Guitar Instrumentals Vol. 1. Are you planning on posting others? Discogs seems to show a total of 6 volumes in this series.
Gaius said:
Smith were an American rock band, formed in Los Angeles, California, in 1969.[1] They had a blues-based sound and scored a Top 5 hit in 1969 with a cover of the Burt Bacharach song "Baby It's You", featuring Gayle McCormick on lead vocals.[2] This disc sold over one million copies between July and October 1969, out-charted popular versions by the Beatles and the Shirelles, and received a gold record. They published two albums, before Gayle MCCormick left for a solo career. This is their second album, 'Minus-Plus, 1970 (USA, Psychedelic Blues-Rock, Soul)':
https://yadi.sk/d/C0bBDy_CY7SDN
Yes, Butterboy, I know that you don't write all the small comments by yourself, but I think you choose them, if they come near to your own opinion.
@ELtel
many thanks as usual lad for sharing and davetuba for his work also
you lads are a great part of the team,now we are nearing the end of
the main volumes we,ll try perhaps to get the boxsets.
Thanks for the Billy Swan.
Remember Mike Wilhelm for his first solo album on uk 1st ZIG ZAG release, a& very good blues lp at the time (in mid seventies as i remember) and with the groovies of course.
tanks to Butterboy for jingle jangle even if some miss like Crystal set' Benefit of the doubt, Orange (or Orgone Box) judy over the rainbow, and the amazing version of The Byrds' Thoughts and Words by KING PENGUIN to name only three but there are hundred more.
and tanks again to Charlie Ramone for Rich Hopkin ones.
@ wontonymousoup, nice to see you back, many thanks to you & the other ALC crew for the goodies
@ smegga & DCers many thanks for the pussies.
cheers,ELtel
Here is a movie for Credence Clearwater fans
7 day link
Download link
https://we.tl/t-DmXCSEzXkI
1 file
Creedence Clearwater Revival. Travellin' Band. (2007).avi.zip
@ Mr Bad English & montysmusic
Thank you for your offers.
As far as I'm aware, the only singles by The Living End that I'm missing are:
2003-Four On The Floor EP - track 04 Live It Up
2008-Raise The Alarm single - track 02 Faith (demo)
2011-Song For The Lonely single - track 02 Gasoline
Tracks on Various Artist albums
2005-Timor Leste: Freedom Rising - 02 Live It Up
2005-Stoneage Cameos [A Tribute to Hoodoo Gurus] - 08 Leilani
If you have any of these, I'm very interested. The rest of the albums (& rarities bonus with White Noise) and singles, as well as DVD rips of Live at Festival Hall and the bonus DVDs issued with Modern ARTillery and White Noise, along with all the songs I could find on Various Artist albums will be coming in the next few days. There are still 6 posts to go.
@montysmusic
Hi, I'm interested,
Tank you very much for your ofreciment
Cheers
Mr Bad English
@EasilyConfused:
That's a very predictable and frankly uninspiring list. I'm disappointed.
Easily Confused- Thank you for the Doo-Wop. Can't wait to hear it.
DC crew- Thank you! You guys are rolling now!
@JWDen: thanks once more for more from Dinah and The Move, and more Jacobean English than we could shake a speare at. Best wishes in your dental recovery!
@FlatSpin: thank you for the super-early ragin' Cajun.
Cheers!
Thx for Billy Swan
rank stranger, you.'r lin.ks to the Charl,tans. does. nt wo.rk., sorry,.;
Many thanks to Bill/ElTel/Smegga/davetuba/moxy Collaboration for DC's getting closer and to RYP and Gyro for the site.
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Thanks Professor RnR for the 1963 Hot 100 and smegga for The Northern Soul Of President Records.
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